The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 12

12 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SUNDAY APRIL 26 1908 BELLCOMPANYNOW ft our Notable igures in Big Music estival IN INE NEW HOME Ohio Street Quarters Abandoned CUT OVER MADE AT MIDNIGHT LAN GEN CO White Will Predominate i White WasaWotste old building t' qiui 'V Whale Wash Skirts With There Subscribers Ring Automatically which are trunks All the room along the HEW HOME SUPERB $3 75 13 and IS Washington St Rnppold is a soprano from the BANKERS RECEIVE VISITORS Knodel Ihe Rev A scher bv Buck Oberthur 3 ml Io Parks PROGRAM OR RELIE UND following is the George inney Daisy Williams SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES capital President LAST DAY OR EXEMPTION Pt a no House They should get Used I actory Hat StoreBflBMflflflflBBBflnH Vi in TRY A CLASSIIED AD IN THE STAR TRY A CLASSIIED AD IN THE STTA A T' room the vault explosive building explosion said one GERMAN ORDER HARUGARI TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY $200 $2 50 $300 $220 $200 $190 $235 dls to neatly self ma 1 rustees Parks Otto renzel ahnley PHYSIO MEDICAL COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Lakeside Angelas Royal Regent $500 and upward Nourmahal Yoma San Sally Arranged i Quartet tl Roof Garden Southern Exposure and Exquisite urnishings Make New Offices Ideal for Modern Exchange at New York and Meridian One of the fine old pianos that stands out clear and dis tinct as representing all that is admirable in piano building Public Is Shown Through Elegant New Building of National Waists prettily trimmed with embroidery short sleeves $100 and $125 Waists of fine soft India Llnon or Persian Lawn lace trimmed $150 and $200 Waists tastefully trimmed with lace and embroid ery some with kimono sleeves broad shoulder and Gibson effects $285 to $375 Waists with fancy lace yokes and em bellished with hand to $1275 Imported Lingerie Waists of rench Batiste trim med with Irish Point lace and hand embroidered $1500 to $3750 Local Lodges Will Give Elaborate Pro gram at Germania Hall on Slinda Evening May 3 The local lodges of the German Order of Harugarl will celebrate the sixty first an niversary of the order at Germania Hall on the evening of Sunday May 3 with a program as follows: Director North Pennsylvania street mod $450000 North Delaware street mod $300000 Princess Dresses of mull white or colors $17 50 to $75 00 OUTITTERS TO WOMEN will lx hold in Indianapolis in tin? big coliseum at flu Stale air Grounds June 17 18 19 and 20 Lingerie Dresses of linen or lawn in both Princess and two piece styles white figured or fashionable colors $500 to $19 50 lomaticahy UOUl Walter Damrosch Mme Marie Rappold Day Id Blsphani and Mme Schumann JIiIqK are four of the notable figures in the' ('omh)g national music festival of the not arrive In his the taxpaying the treasurer's PATENTS ree3 report as to patentability Guide Book New list inventions Wanted 100 Mechanical Movements sent free Patents advertised free EVANS WILKINS 4 CO 615 St WASHINGTON WzvffiAe Tailored waists of OUR awrs fine taffeta in black and colors Those that were $775 now $5 75 others marked are now to be had at Have Them Made Like New RENCH STEAM DYE WORKS Our $3 lints of such su prrinr quality that they may be remodeled several suc ceeding seasons nnfl always look new The height of style quality comfort All stylos and shape We Renovate Old lints 819 Masi Ava It is now a certainty that white will again be in high favor for spring and sdmmer wear This applies not only to shirt waists and lingerie 'dresses but to summer tailored suits as well: Plain colors stripes and figures will of course be worn to a considerable extent but the typical sum mer frock will be white Stanley Coulter Dean of School of Selene Laurie hloon Male Prtntemps Mme Rappold is a soprano from the Metropolitan Opera New York Mr Blsp luirn lias long been noted in the world of music as a basso ami coll rack" The latter is equipped with a fuse panel at which the supply of current to the switchboard is dilated Into many verv small parts each of those parts being isolated to its own cn cults each of these circuits there is a small fuse appliance which melts as soon as too niueli current Hows through it This moans any dangerous currents from the plant Itself are kept out of the switchboard The fuses are ingenious little (fairs which when operated ring a boll to call attention light a lamp to show tlie approximate location of the fuse burned and display a small Indicator Io indicate the exact fuse which is oper ated All this tacllttatos the immediate replacement of any one of them as soon us the abnormal current lias passed The cutting of tlie wires Into tlie now exchange as tar as witnessed last night was of remarkable simplicity This was due to the fact that all tlie lines had been previously arranged so that there was but one missing link at tlie new otilee this link being so chosen that it could be instantaneously connected At the same time at tlie old office arrangements were made to instantaneously break tlie cir cuit of all lines at will and when the void was given the old office lines were broken off and the gap closed at the new office The whole allalr was ingeniously arranged so as to be handled by the nulling of a few strings and thus almost immediately there was accomplished the transfer of all the mam exchange lines Tailored Auto Coats The 1908 Auto Coats are to be had In loose or fitted styles and from 24 to 52 inches long: some trimmed with strapping of tenal: others with braid scroll work $12 50 to These Tailored Walking Skirts of linen or repp are to be had In all the new effects in cluding the plaited side box and rench flare styles 'trimmed with strappings and folds pointed strappings and buttons a White Tailored Suits These come in linen or rep with coats 25 to 45 inches long fitted or semi fitted every correct stvle ranging from the severely plain to those richly embellished with straps stitching hand embroidery and fine laces $1350 to $75 00 its hinges by a little said by the officials absolutely burglar could be blown open 1 1 it wrecked so great an required to force how quick but how can we make the Hazelton? stock Is Sr In 1 rn a II oink in concert and opera is familiar to music lovers of Indiana and her contralto voire will be heard to advantage with the New York Symphony Orchestra Air Dnmrnsch conducting and the choruses of 2500 "The Citv (at eon Male Program of Music Will Supplement Ad dress by Stanley Coulter Monday Evening May 4 The commencement exercises of the Physio Medical College of Indiana will be held at Caleb Mills Hall Monday evening May 4 The program follows: Overture Jocelyn I icrrouse" Godard Miss Louise behellschmalt harp Mr Adolph schellschmid cello PICTURES CAMERAS The Lieber Co 24 West Washington St are: president president rod renkel Ris tn nt rmcbiA I rcnzei Jr The directors are Janies a lley red ahnlcy Albert Heber Paul IL Krauss renzel Otto and Henry Wetzel prettiest 1 1 1 n4 in Hi es Irx TtrViInli consists of Princess dresses and Jumper Suits neatly trimmed with plaits tucks and lace: plaited or gored skirts choice $1475 $575 to $1375 In every department of their finely equipped plant can be noted the motto that pervades the heart of every man SUNDAY DINNER rom 5 to 9 Bhked Rod Snapper 155c Shad Roe with Bacon 40c t'off bhell Crabs JJOc Roast Goose with Apples 4()c llot Mignon with Mushrooms 35c Roast Spring Lamb Mint Sauce 40c Is Spring Chicken Spanish style 4Oc Smith's 39 41 Illinois REAL ESTATE BARGAINS No 2829 8 rooms No 2259 6 rooms Corner Alabama and Norwood 6 rooms bath $1 80000 Nos 832 4 Bates street 4 rooms a side $100000' No 1130 Deloss street $1000 00 or terms and particulars see THE CENTRAL TRUST CO 154 East Market Street 'onferrl ng of degrees Janies A Stafford President Board Land of Little knees' Odeon Male Quartet Harold I) will be chairman or the first time yesterday afternoon the public was allowed to view the com pleted interior of the new Merchants' Na 1 tional Bank home on South Meridian street At 3 yesterday afternoon the doors of the bank were opened and until 9 o'clock last night the officials ofthe Institution received their friends and showed to them every detail of the in terior finishings of the banking rooms Hundreds of patrons of the bank visited the new home whicli has just been fin ished during the afternoon and evening All the officials were there to explain the workings of each department and to point out the advantages of the new building over the old one which they are leaving Most interesting of all the rest was the massive vault which is closed by a door that weighs twenty tons In suite of its weight the heavy door is so balanced that Il Il Ur MW Ulis on child The vault is of the bank to be proof with any would bo would be of the bank men yesterday The vault is constructed of uie naraesc Kimi toll switchboard gll'lS Who Lurifllfi Inntriliclonn switchboard In this rnnm i iHfi cir'cn appearance from that in the other rooms and docs not appear nearly as large' However It Is understood' that this change of design is made because of tli different nature of the calls handled each type of switchboard being designed to give service of Its own particular class On the seventh floor of tlie building arc located what is known as the rooms These provide space for tlie stor age batteries which in modern telephone I exchanges have replaced the old batter ies distributed at the subscribers houses I and the large power plant required for I charging the batteries The ceils of each battery are very large each one being about the size of a small desk The lines first enter the exchange in these rooms terminating on what Is called a main distributing frame1' The lines terminate on one side of the frame while i the switchboard terminals are connected to the other side of the frame and the frame itself affords run ways for remova ble wires which may be so strung in the frame as to connect any switchboard terminal with any line One side of this frame is conioletelv covered with small lightning protectors which serve to discharge the lines of nnv dan gerous currents which might come upon them through accidental contact with mei wires or rnrougn lightning charges It is to these nroteiturs which tlie safety of modern telephones during severe storms is ascribed Guard Against aulty Service Wire chiefs who lest the lines also have their desks in the terminal room There are slij wire chiefs all equipped with delicate apparatus for accurately locating the exact position of any faults which may creep The clearing and testing of (lie toll lines is assigned to two other men known as "Toll Wire Chiefs who occupy jointly a desk arranged for this work This desk Is also located in the terminal room Besides tins one end of the room is com pletely filled with frames and racks which carry the auxiliary apparatus necessary for carmns out the functions of the switchboards These racks are known ns the "intermediate frame "relay 11 i4 SCrtH arl Mio llidl 11 drill has ever been found that wfll pone trate any part of rhe vault or the floor In this vault in which are located the safety deposit boxes the bank will keep Its own cash and securities The vault is located in the basement of the new build ing The room in which the banking offices are located Is finished In ancient "Grecian style The entire room Is fireproof even to the desks and chairs which constitute the furnishings of the different depart ments where the bank's business will be transacted The large central lobby of the bank covers an area of more than 1000 square feet' It is supplied with cheek counters and telephone booths which are for the use of the public The lobby' is sur rounded by the bank counter which is placed between large columns of Georgia marble This cumiter Is of dark green marble and bronze which is arranged with a view to carrying out the Greek architectural effects The Merchants' National Bank was es tablished In 1865 and many of the men who are now at Its head started as mes senger boys and clerks years ago John I' renzel who was president of the bank for twenty years has been con nected with the institution for fortv one years The present president Otto renzel has been In the bank for tliirty nine years and Oscar renzel ft cashier has had thirty five years' service Volney Malott was the first cashier of the bank when the capital stock was 9LVUUUV WUW I tie 51(100000 The officers renzel vice second vice cashier I MAf Some of our WUISL8 prettiest fancylaee waists will he found in this collection Instead of $850 you nowpay $575 while those which were $650 are repriced $4 75 Swords Lurch Indianapolis 1 )ndlfv Rnelr Oileon Male Quartet Harp solo Ballaue Hasselmans MIsh Louise Schellschmldt AddroHS A Troblm Worth Tailored Suits nclldin8 many of our most ex i uiwrcu kJUHO clusive styies whlch were a week ago selling at from $4500 to $6500 are now to be had at $37 50 The College of Indianapolis (ormerly the Indiana Kindergarten and'iPrk mary Normal Training School) ACCREDITED I TWELVE WEEKS COURSE May 18th to August 8th 1908 Classes will bo organized on May 18 fm Com tnlssiutiod High School Graduates and Pertitled Non Commlssloned High School! Graduates who wish to teach next year Ex4 l'eri''no('d tonehers who wish to take workl during this time will bo admitted or addltionn Infor mo inn address MRS! ELIZA A BLAKEIt President Alabama and twenty third streets Indianapolis Ind I I Alterations ree Maker to Charge Accounts Solicited 18 and 20 00 SKIBTS 1 9 8 MONDAY ONLY JANE GARMENT COMPANY 311 Massachusetts Avenue Maj Robert Anderson Corps Promises Exceptional Entertainment The Maj Robert Anderson Relief Corps No 44 will give an entertainment for the benefit of the relief fund at the Knights of Pythias Hall Pennsylvania and Ohio streets Thursday April 30 at 8 The following program will be given: Vocal sole Teno Smith? elts (fencing exercises in costume under the direction of Prof ERuther) Ladles nf the Independent Turnvereln Lona Erick Cora' Swartz Bertha Meredith Elizabeth Gitner Lillian Truernper Lily Charles and Alma Kneckler Selection Schubert Male Quartet Kopp Will Shea Ryan and Tay lor The entertainment will conclude with a comedy entitled Trip to Europe oi which me cast of characters: Mr Theophilus Spriggs Mrs Theophilus Spriggs Dolores ernandez Katrlnka Heldolsbergensdrwff Claudia Erther auvette anchette Cora Swartz Jeannie McGcoren Jeannette Brumfield Nina Nlvogorowskyvmogovlltz 1 Brace I loffmlre Dorothy Erther Minnie Johnston Elizabeth Smith PART I Overture and Peasant" Suppe Orchestra Chorus Song of the Warriors" Wiede Harugarl Saengerchor Address by Mr Ernst Kottlowski Song and Humanity" Schmoll Harugarl Solo "arewell" Wiede Mr Max Schwarzer Chorus "Remember Me" Isenman Harugarl Saengerchor PART IL Overture "Dear Old Germany" Orchestra Chorus Song" Kreutzer Harugarl Saengerchor Solo "Sleep Darling Sleep" Emmet Mr Theo Venckeleer Cornet' Solo Select Mr Charles Kiefer Chorus "Singers on a Journey" Simon Harugarl Saengerchor Lowered Prices on Spring Suits Dresses Waists Etc Silk Dresxet of biMes are ineiu Taxpayers Must ile Mortgage Affidavits by April 30 April 30 is the last day for taking ad vantage of the mortgage exemption law wish that you would said County Auditor 'Albert Salim yes terday "that April 30 Is the last day for filing mortgage exemption affidavits and you might say too tliit people who wait to filo their exemptions on the last day need not wonder If they find the oltlee pretty uusy tnat any busv In the meantime Such affidavits must under the law bo tiled in the ofllcb of the auditor and not In the office of the county treasurer Mr Sulim said yesterday that there were eases in his mind where such affidavits hud been mailed to the treasurer nnd thiit tney were lost nnq uiu office in time because rush which Is going on office at this season Hazelton $325 Olouffh Warren $225 Smith Nixon $200 Laffargue $190 Come In and see our Player Pianos Al ixT i I or Those Last Clothes NOW IS THE TIME '41' 1 "I uh i I 7 1 iMM but the drawing cl si rings fl ibo service of the CTnirai I iikhi I i le 'fl phono CumpiriiV was transni rd 'fl the old switchboard hi hr csl Oiim I A 'K street proper! io the rd in the biihhn it iw bnk nnd "5 Mi'Il nstKHs Kilns no ''W whole fore'' nf operators is now at work ill the new building half Ol 4t WT 1 a'' "Tv iieen ii a i isiei i num vest erdn xenina and1 fri IT i the remainder shortly after till td i I nver" was made at midnight 'Die work rC 'iifiiinrr Avr uv It I I 1 lc' I flBJSS'oRfll 1 Wavne division eouirinieni foreman Ser Is 5T3EOW 1 ri rnt' irv 1 Till rT flvlvnn niM ntlior 'Dm (HiLi glvfi'4 rvilviiiffn biiilt I i 'gf ASdW Ik I t'v JL mu haw aui ten ypiH ngd and was considered a mn l' 1 at that time Iloivenr llv inereas mg number of the rompii subscribers I mucle it necessary to add to the switch I iL LiL board time after tniie and as phcIi addi 11 1 1 1 i i i i I Cj RbKt HwL iniii i 1 i i i i i iiijiiutiii i i i i i i iii'i i i as the space in the building was limited ft tlie uuurti rs became so over I umdi is tu ini iri nii jh i mu I A nAh Jfi) Uw rSJil nWA usum them him oi this the ft 21M71 7l IIWa tral opera tors appreeja (c th rooms i 7 1 araw 1 I ft i provided for them in the now building' 4 Ifi I ft A I 11 Aside from the furnishings which are KSEHfl Xr'Af llul ill Il KJk iWW 1 oi I in i I si Af ifjl! HI Al 1 fl Hfll I 1 1 1 1 in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i IB fl flflflai 1 I ifhX ml lik 1 1 Its llood ill 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 make 1 i i i 191 1 7 tff al rL 1 JI III ll Illi VW iiibl ni i ir I 3k SHjEL 1 I'jmjA II I llWVX milk'd i fxiiii'iit 9flgflB aj XJJ lv fl I ilW is ll 1 iidi pi i 'ijd linn Ml 'O iX ll ll 1 tl 1 1 1 ior i oi it i i in Im i i I Jh xlV) Iwi I 1 Ar VflvK isc (i) i 1 1 1 Id wnL mm iid' i i Ki gSR £gsflHEsE9Hfe fl AUg jit II ft Dv 1 are two switi'uhuaril rooms rmo i III HHnaBamK z' fl JM 4IMIL Ll i Xfl ll LJ A ill I IttI on the eighth floor and cue i ih slxlnl fl 1 mB I tfiE jfk lioor I no eighth door room IS glVi over I fl igV HMi I UV ML? il to local calls between tl ta ria pm i sub fl 811 9 i avi rirM senbors 'Ine SWltcnboani In tins A'l lf iiit Is Known as a 'multiple sxxiirh i e': fl bod'd cxiix sabMbei (I lh i fl fl MMaMfflMMWflBMflBxL I I RWn change being wnlm rvar li ot cverv I fl' MSStoMK fl oiiti nAeugm ci He ii Lo Lingerie Dresses In iiidiro'f rr Hi'ii nf i'iHi I ifl I A remarkable feature of switchboards in tlie Im al room Mil 1 I It JMfflfl Illi which is handled the calls fr ib exchanges for main Uno sub the automatic connection lines AflBI fiSHflnmflH Jrl I Thr Si' liiHiy i sired subscribers automailcall nporator lias to do is to phi called for line and tin ringing amiMBi i Thi ri 1 1 io 1 i iMu i wMMiiMliMQMBOBwQtalKMDKlNSDaHwCMHncnBKnMBBMMBBBanMHMnMMKB SV 'Nv4C' MM 1 MOLrX'MMIIMliliWWMWlMllBWWM MiuinilL Lint fhn nmi riuoc i uni miwewnHBflflniMMKflMRaMMMgHMognR9insau5SBSnMHl9KUIuHnBMNsH I then tlieie is a longer period of sjionre i I alter vldch the ringing Lorins again i i Tin swi fitbiu fd ir di Hu isii in Oi jitf li'isuin tin: floors nrc oilrd null strlus I ji I WIMmI I of Jinol'Miin lune boon nroiml 11 T1YPV loor room is locator! 1 ho S( LA 9 i are the fills TLa a Jr TO I I OR SALE 1 I SKr I Ji II i $500 Down Balance on Payments flfl A complete new house of 7 ssMMh jMHraff 100ms bath etc wired for Tie tile 1 ghts gas fos light big con blnation chandeliers cemented cellars cement porch cement pillars step and walks everything up to date 3332 Brookside Avenue 2 to 4:30 WILLIAM GORDON 225 6 Lemcke 111 i i ii ii iiii i I i y' a I The I Qt I i i 4r li I id i d' I hr i i i 1 I A I 1 I ftp 4 fr Eb I I V'C I mfe" mi ij IP A' Llff i El fr In ib lad' 1 1 fli ft BUfV ow1.